Nigerian man writes hilarious open letter to N49M cash confiscated at Kaduna airport (photos)

Posted by Ojedeji dotun March 15, 2017

Nigerian man writes hilarious open letter to N49M cash confiscated at Kaduna airport (photos)

A Nigerian man has written an open letter to the N49 million cash confiscated on Tuesday, March 14, at the Kaduna airport.

The man, Jude Chijioke Ndukwe, shared the content of his letter on his Facebook page and it is very hilarious. In his post, the funny man asked the money to come into his house and stay because he has a cosy home.

Nigerian man writes hilarious open letter to N49m cash confiscated at Kaduna airport

Read the Hilarious post below:

"Dear N49m,"

"How are you? How was your walk to Kaduna airport yesterday? I could see it went well. It is not easy to walk straight from CBN in your minty and crispy self to the airport without being detected."

"I envy your prowess. You clothed yourself in five sacs, I mean five black sacs, yet, you were not detected. The CCTV at the airport couldn't even detect you. I learnt you were even resting inside the check-in section of the airport when they saw you."

"Don't mind them, it is their arrogance that made them pretend they didn't see you when you walked majestically with your sweet smelling perfume through the highly secured roads of Kaduna to the airport. They just didn't want to greet you."

"Please, my main purpose of writing you this letter is to remind you that my house is very cosy as your destination of choice next time. Just come in the way you got to the airport, and I can assure you I'll never disturb your peace the way they are doing at the Kaduna airport now. You don't even need to give me any notice before coming. Just come in at any time and relax, and you would not regret you did."

"Thanks so much."

"Your friend, Jude Chijioke Ndukwe."

You may recall that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) recently intercepted bags containing N49 million cash at the Kaduna airport.

Although the owner of the case has not been named but many assume the money relates to illegal activities considering the EFCC is involved.

See photos below: